Shimano DEORE Chainring - 22T - Silver



Best current price£11.99from eBay
Best offers
Shopping.co.uk recommended and popular offers
eBay£11.99Visit shop Shimano Deore FC-M532 64mm BCD 4 Arm Inner Chainring - 26T
Visit shop


Best current price£11.99from eBay
Shopping.co.uk recommended and popular offers
eBay£11.99Visit shop Shimano Deore FC-M532 64mm BCD 4 Arm Inner Chainring - 26T
Visit shop2 offers from £11.99 - £13.99
View price history by clicking the chart icon.
This guide provides essential information for cyclists using the Shimano DEORE 22T chainring. Designed for 9-speed drivetrains and mountain biking or trekking, this chainring offers reliable shifting performance. Note that it's specifically designed for certain Shimano cranksets, so ensure compatibility before installation.
| Model Part Number | Y1J82200 |
|---|---|
| Brand | SHIMANO |
You will need a chain tool, crank puller, Allen wrenches, and a torque wrench.
Replacement frequency depends on usage and conditions, but inspect it regularly. Replace it when teeth are worn or damaged.
No, this chainring is designed for 9-speed drivetrains.
The BCD is 64mm.
The chainring is made of steel.
No, it is compatible with FC-M591, FC-M590, FC-M580, FC-M531, FC-M532, FC-M533, and FC-M542 cranksets.
Check chainring teeth for wear and tear. Ensure proper chain tension and lubrication. Adjust the front derailleur if needed. Replace the chainring if worn.
Tighten the chainring bolts to the recommended torque specification. Use a torque wrench to ensure accuracy. Apply a thread locker if bolts continue to loosen.
Ensure that the chainring is compatible with your specific Shimano crankset model (FC-M591, FC-M590, FC-M580, FC-M531, FC-M532, FC-M533, FC-M542). Use the correct chain length for your 9-speed drivetrain. When installing, tighten the chainring bolts to the manufacturer's recommended torque specifications.
Care Instructions: Regularly inspect the chainring for wear and tear. Clean the chainring with a degreaser and a brush after each ride, especially in muddy or dusty conditions. Replace the chainring when teeth show significant wear or damage to maintain optimal shifting performance.